Analyzing the Impact of US Jun CPI Data on Federal Reserve's Confidence in Rate Cuts

Monday, 15 July 2024, 09:39

The latest US Jun CPI data revealed a surprising -0.1% m/m fall, marking the first decline since the pandemic's onset. Meanwhile, core inflation increased by 0.1%, showing the slowest m/m pace since Jan 2021 according to UOB Group's FX analyst Alvin Liew. This unexpected data has significant implications for the Federal Reserve's decision-making process on potential rate cuts.
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Analyzing the Impact of US Jun CPI Data on Federal Reserve's Confidence in Rate Cuts

US Jun CPI Data Analysis

The recent data showed a -0.1% m/m decrease, the first since the pandemic began.

Core inflation rose by 0.1%, the slowest m/m growth since Jan 2021.

Analyst Alvin Liew from UOB Group highlighted the significance of these figures.


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